Overall I can't really answer these questions, because it voils down to "what do you want to do?"
This one, though:
Do I go urban fantasy? How do I distinguish it from my current urban fantasy?
If you do go with another urban fantasy, I recommend aiming for a different tone. I imaging C:tL is pretty dramatic and angsty; you could run something that's much more overtly horror-themed, or light-hearted and silly, or whatever. Setting a clear tone from the start can help keep the game from falling into the same patterns as the previous one, while you get momentum on the plots and such.
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This one, though:
Do I go urban fantasy? How do I distinguish it from my current urban fantasy?
If you do go with another urban fantasy, I recommend aiming for a different tone. I imaging C:tL is pretty dramatic and angsty; you could run something that's much more overtly horror-themed, or light-hearted and silly, or whatever. Setting a clear tone from the start can help keep the game from falling into the same patterns as the previous one, while you get momentum on the plots and such.